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@jenndavo: @BeckySharper: Seriously. I'd probably nominate Indy from the stunt show...rawrrr.

@LaComtesse: So, so true. I have to say, though, that our reception venue is giving us mad value for the money—ranges from $105-$110 a head (and the food is gooood), and that includes open bar, lots and lots of appetizers, cake, coat check, room for the two of us, plus a whole bunch of other crap I'm not thinking of.

@J.D.Regent: Forgive me for the SATC reference, but the scene where Miranda bitches about how many doctors she had to contact to get an abortion was one of my favorite moments of realism in the show.

@kimsama: Seeing all of the Ron Paul signs over Easter when I visited my parents freaked me the fuck out.

So I can't snark on the prices, because I just spent an obscene amount on a bra this past weekend...but it was via a gift certificate engagement gift from my best friend. But I refused to buy the matching panties, because nothing even coming close to costing triple digits should come close to my ladybits

@deuteragonist: What about eggplant? Bland, nutritionally deficient, mushy, yet its color seems to draw people into thinking it's awesome and some can't get enough of it as a result. Blech. Sometimes it's used as a substitute for meat, but it's not the same thing...even Alton Brown couldn't provide a nutritionally

@TruculentandUnreliable: An old roommate of mine claimed that this would work in the event she would get pregnant after having unprotected sex with this guy multiple times. Supposedly she successfully did this over the holiday break a few weeks later. Why she wasn't afraid of STDs...I have no clue. She was also a

@tscheese: I think you have a very valid point, but remember she was using herbal supplements, not any doctor-prescribed medication, which is probably how she was able to get away with it for so long. I had a roommate who claimed that she "gave herself an abortion" via massive quantities of Vitamin C (even though we

So there is this old guy here in the Have who always is protesting PP in my neighborhood. He's so obnoxious, intrusive, vile and awful that restraining orders have been filed against him and now he stands on another main street with his huge, garish signs of embryos yelling at anyone who walks past him.

@ineffable.me: You're welcome to join me on the couch weekend mornings to watch reruns of Full House. Fun fact: due to some scheduling conflicts, they shot the pilot for Full House with another actor (who was replaced when Bob Saget's other show got cancelled). Here's the opening theme with the other guy:

@zivah: Does it ever! It's right by the Hershey plant in Hershey, PA and it seriously smells like chocolate everywhere in the park. And they have a great variety of coasters—steel ones AND wooden ones (which are my particular favorites). It's also super-clean and very pleasant to walk around. Hands-down my favorite

@zivah: I could totally go for some Hersheypark action right now. Spending all day in the sun walking around and constantly riding all of their rollercoasters, then plunking down into a fake cocoa bean and learning how chocolate is made (with a sample at the end!) is my idea of a perfect summer day.

@Hamsterpants: And there you go, proving said theory.

@Hamsterpants: What's even funnier is the "chefography" of the Food Network in total, which I DVR'd last week. It's amazing how gravely her voice has become—my theory is she probably smokes a bit too much.

@Jerseylicious: That's my route, and I love my dress. And it's now discontinued.

@tscheese: The harder the cheese, the easier on a L-I tummy. Stay away from the triple cremes, or you'll be like my poor fiance one Saturday night, clutching his stomach and groaning. Also, yogurt is really good for those who are intolerant of lactose (I learned that on Good Eats!).

@Smackdown: I'd totally agree with that. Something that baffles me about bridal mags is why they're all so goddamned expensive. Considering the advertising-editorial content ratio is so freaking skewed toward ads, you'd think that they would cost less that $6 a pop. But you would be mistaken.